Slate Digital Repeater Delay (download)

Achieve captivating echo effects with two independent delay lines

Load up the D16 Group Repeater and craft a plethora of interesting echo effects using two independent delay lines, each with its own adjustable phase inversion, audio clipping, highpass and lowpass filters, dry/wet mixing, and channel re-panning.

Delay models include:

• Cassette Tape An early '80s Japanese cassette tape deck.
• Coopy Cube An early '70s delay originally made from a garden hose. Ideal for short delays. Use the Spread control to increase its depth.
• Digital 42 One of the most famous modern digital delays with a grainy, scooped early digital tone. Great for guitars and vocals.
• Digital 42 x 2 The double option on the Digital 42, it halves the sample rate, providing a unique lo-fi tone that sounds excellent on vocals, guitars, and drums.
• Digital Delay A hi-resolution digital delay. This one is highly responsive to the highpass and lowpass filters, and the Color control. It's a lot of fun to tweak!
• DM-2 An early bucket brigade analog delay with a warm and rich tone. Try it on guitars and synths. You won't be disappointed!
• Mellow Delay A smooth delay that's based on several vintage analog topologies.
• Memory Guy A lush analog-style delay with fat vintage tone.
• Mirky Delay Based on early bucket brigade analog delays, this one sounds thick and dark. Use it as a special effect or thicken things up with the Spread control.
• New Radio Delivers a delay tone with an FM radio-style scooped hi-fi tone. It sounds cool on vocals.
• Old Radio If you're looking for an AM radio-style delay tone, this is the one you want. It's brimming with lo-fi goodness.
• Pitchy Delays (3 models) Delays with slight pitch modulations to create spatial effects. Set both delay lines to the same time, and prepare yourself for a cool chorusing mono effect. Employ tight delays and use the Spread control for widening and thickening effects.
• Plexy Echo Based on a celebrated tape delay unit from the '70s. Its fat tone rocks on vocals, guitars, and drums.
• Space Delay Achieve the warm and gritty tone produced by what's probably the most famous magnetic tape delay of all time. Use it on guitars to re-create classic U2 sounds.
• Tape Delay Ancient An extremely old '40s-style tape delay.
• Tape Delay Classic An early '60s-style tape delay.
• Tape Delay Modern A warm, lush hi-fi tape delay.
• Tape Delay Vintage A '70s-style tape delay. Adds grit and warmth to your track.
• Telephone 1 Create lo-fi effects. It sounds killer on a vocal insert.
• Telephone 2 Similar to Telephone 1, but with slightly different frequency and distortion tone.
• TelRay This classic analog delay was originally made from a tuna can. It produces a rich, lo-fi effect that breathes life into guitar tracks.